Sentence examples for and liaisons from inspiring English sources
There are still hundreds of "honour killings" by which families avenge inter-caste marriages and liaisons.
These include annual meetings, newsletters, workshops and liaisons with academic, governmental, inter-governmental, non-profit and business institutions.
It's also why public attention to the final chapter of Pope Benedict XVI's reign was dominated by talk of leaks and liaisons and wiretaps and dossiers.
Mr Bach's account is the racier, written with showbiz glee, titillating detail and an enumeration of lovers and liaisons which can prove wearing.
Tinctures are distilled, delicate cat's tongue biscuits are baked and light sauces and liaisons whisked up: a sophisticated cuisine but presented as typical of the time.
When I asked him what he meant, Ramírez said, "A few eliminations, mostly low-profile stuff"—of guerrilla messengers and liaisons.
He rejoined Fayṣal's army as political and liaison officer.
Small police training and liaison teams would also remain.
Washington, Dept. of State, Office of Intelligence Coordination and Liaison, 1946.
The new arrangements are complemented by a non-statutory arrangement, patient advocacy and liaison services (PALS).
His other entries, Paynter and Liaison, were fourth and sixth in the nine-horse field.
